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Jon Nakamatsu|Brahms: Piano Sonata Op. 5: Fantasien Op. 116: Klavierstücke Op. 119

Brahms: Piano Sonata Op. 5: Fantasien Op. 116: Klavierstücke Op. 119

Jon Nakamatsu

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The music itself is magnificent. Brahms' early Piano Sonata F minor is surely one of the great Romantic sonatas and certainly Brahms' most Romantic piano work, and the two late sets of piano pieces are surely some of the most nostalgic piano music and certainly among Brahms' most intimate piano works. The question is: how does Jon Nakamatsu perform them? Nakamatsu has turned in many virtuosic recordings on Harmonia Mundi in the years since he won the Van Cliburn Competition and there was never any doubt about his ability to play Brahms' virtuosic piano music. But virtuosity is the means and not the end, and while the pianist must have the technique to play the monumental opening and closing movements of the Sonata in F minor, he must also have the ability to make the lines sing with intimate expression and the harmonies sound the depths of the human heart. Fortunately, Nakamatsu not only plays the notes supremely well, he also gets beneath and above and beyond the notes. In the Sonata, Nakamatsu has the strength for the outer movements, the lyricism for the slow movement, the power for the Scherzo, and, best of all, the expressivity for the heartbroken Intermezzo. In the late piano music, Nakamatsu expresses the music's nostalgia and its poetry with a tone of profound intimacy. Harmonia Mundi's 2004 digital sound is clean, vivid, and a bit dry, like a fine white wine.

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Piano Sonata No. 3 in F minor, Op. 5 (Johannes Brahms)

1
I. Allegro maestoso
00:10:03

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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2
II. Andante espressivo – Andante molto
00:10:20

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3
III. Scherzo (Allegro energico) - Trio
00:04:30

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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4
IV. Intermezzo (Rückblick) - Andante molto
00:03:30

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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5
V. Finale (Allegro moderato ma rubato)
00:07:28

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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7 Fantasien, Op. 116 (Johannes Brahms)

6
I. Capriccio in D Minor (Presto energico)
00:02:22

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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7
II. Intermezzo in A Minor (Andante)
00:03:33

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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8
III. Capriccio in G Minor (Allegro passionato)
00:02:55

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, MainArtist

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9
IV. Intermezzo in E Major (Adagio)
00:04:36

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, MainArtist

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10
V. Intermezzo in E Minor (Andante con grazia ed intimissimo sentimento)
00:02:32

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, MainArtist

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11
VI. Intermezzo in E Major (Andantino teneramente)
00:02:52

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, MainArtist

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12
VII. Capriccio in D Minor (Allegro agitato)
00:02:24

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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4 Klavierstücke, Op.119 (Johannes Brahms)

13
I. Intermezzo (Adagio)
00:03:01

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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14
II. Intermezzo (Andantino un poco agitato)
00:04:46

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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15
III. Intermezzo (Grazioso e giocoso)
00:01:43

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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16
IV. Rhapsodie (Allegro risoluto)
00:04:52

Johannes Brahms, Composer - Jon Nakamatsu, Piano, MainArtist

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Chronique

The music itself is magnificent. Brahms' early Piano Sonata F minor is surely one of the great Romantic sonatas and certainly Brahms' most Romantic piano work, and the two late sets of piano pieces are surely some of the most nostalgic piano music and certainly among Brahms' most intimate piano works. The question is: how does Jon Nakamatsu perform them? Nakamatsu has turned in many virtuosic recordings on Harmonia Mundi in the years since he won the Van Cliburn Competition and there was never any doubt about his ability to play Brahms' virtuosic piano music. But virtuosity is the means and not the end, and while the pianist must have the technique to play the monumental opening and closing movements of the Sonata in F minor, he must also have the ability to make the lines sing with intimate expression and the harmonies sound the depths of the human heart. Fortunately, Nakamatsu not only plays the notes supremely well, he also gets beneath and above and beyond the notes. In the Sonata, Nakamatsu has the strength for the outer movements, the lyricism for the slow movement, the power for the Scherzo, and, best of all, the expressivity for the heartbroken Intermezzo. In the late piano music, Nakamatsu expresses the music's nostalgia and its poetry with a tone of profound intimacy. Harmonia Mundi's 2004 digital sound is clean, vivid, and a bit dry, like a fine white wine.

© TiVo

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